So I'm not sure how familiar you might be with the concept of an #egregore, but I note the following:

#Trump has seemed really sleepy in all the videos of him lately, except for the video from yesterday when he was doing another of his "campaign" rallies.

Just saying...

#sleepytrump #uspol #methamphetamine

Excellente session d'Egregore, la journée sera dure, mais on a bien avancé dans l'intrigue.

Mes trois 20 naturels y sont probablement un peu pour quelque chose. On joue cette campagne en Chroniques Oubliées Contemporain de chez BBE.

Serait-ce la chance du dĂ©-butant ? 😁

#jdr #egregore #les12singes #BBE #blackbookeditions

There's no disambiguity of any kind here when it comes to genre - goes straight to @lpl's #SaturDoom:

#Dispossessed: DĂȘmocide

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#DeathDoom

FFO #BodyVoid #Egregore #Solothus

DĂȘmocide by Dispossessed

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MylĂšne Farmer : Album, TournĂ©e, RĂ©sidence, dĂ©couvrez les derniĂšres informations sur son grand retour

AprĂšs plusieurs annĂ©es d’attente, le retour de MylĂšne Farmer en musique et sur scĂšne se prĂ©cise. Nouvel album, rĂ©sidence parisienne, collaborations surprises
 voici ce que l’on sait pour 2025, 2026 et 2027.

Un nouvel album attendu au printemps 2026

Patience nécessaire pour les fans

Les amateurs de la chanteuse doivent encore faire preuve de patience. Initialement, certains espĂ©raient dĂ©couvrir le successeur de L’Emprise d’ici la fin de 2025. Les informations relayĂ©es par Paris Match et la rencontre rĂ©cente avec DJ Snake avaient laissĂ© entrevoir un calendrier plus rapide. Toutefois, selon TĂ©lĂ© Star, le nouvel album de MylĂšne Farmer serait finalement prĂ©vu pour le premier semestre 2026, avec une date Ă©voquĂ©e autour du 10 avril selon nos informations

Un travail acharné en coulisses

L’entourage de l’artiste confirme que MylĂšne est dans les derniĂšres phases de finalisation. « On est sur les finitions, et ça va faire Ă©normĂ©ment parler », confie-t-on avec un sourire Ă©nigmatique. La chanteuse « n’a pas cessĂ© de travailler ces derniers mois, peaufinant les nouveaux titres de son prochain album », prĂ©cise TĂ©lĂ© Star. La sortie du disque s’annonce donc comme un Ă©vĂ©nement majeur, attendu avec impatience par les fans.

Un retour scénique prévu en 2027

Une rĂ©sidence parisienne plutĂŽt qu’une tournĂ©e

Selon les informations du magazine, MylÚne Farmer envisagerait un retour sur scÚne en 2027 via une résidence à Paris. La billetterie pourrait ouvrir « juste avant Noël », permettant aux admirateurs de réserver leur place pour ce spectacle exclusif. La chanteuse privilégierait ainsi un format plus intimiste, capable de créer une communion particuliÚre avec un public restreint, loin des grandes tournées dans les stades.

Des concerts mĂȘlant musique et visuel

Dans une rĂ©cente interview accordĂ©e au Parisien, MylĂšne Ă©voquait son mot prĂ©fĂ©rĂ© : « Ă©grĂ©gore ». Ce terme, associĂ© Ă  l’exposition du mĂȘme nom prĂ©sentĂ©e Ă  la galerie Chantal Crousel, pourrait inspirer la mise en scĂšne des prochains concerts. Les shows pourraient intĂ©grer des crĂ©ations visuelles sur Ă©crans gĂ©ants, illusions et invitĂ©s surprises, offrant une expĂ©rience immersive unique aux spectateurs.

DJ Snake : une collaboration trĂšs attendue

Des retrouvailles sur scĂšne

Le 9 juillet dernier, DJ Snake a invitĂ© MylĂšne Farmer Ă  le rejoindre lors d’un set aux ArĂšnes de NĂźmes, avant de partager un dĂźner avec Pascal NĂšgre. Cette rencontre a immĂ©diatement alimentĂ© les rumeurs d’une collaboration musicale prochaine, scrutĂ©e au moindre indice par les fans.

Un duo en préparation ?

Selon TĂ©lĂ© Star, un projet commun devrait voir le jour dans les semaines Ă  venir. Les modalitĂ©s restent floues : sera-ce sur le prochain album de MylĂšne, sur celui de DJ Snake, ou sur les deux ? La question reste ouverte, mais elle renforce l’attente et le mystĂšre autour de ce retour, mais selon nos derniĂšres informations, on Ă©voque bien un nouvel album de la chanteuse la plus mystique qui pourrait voir le jour en date du 10 Avril prochain


Coffrets et rééditions : un clin d’Ɠil Ă  la nostalgie

Des coffrets anniversaire

La fin de l’annĂ©e 2025 pourrait ĂȘtre marquĂ©e par des sorties de coffrets cĂ©lĂ©brant l’ùre Innamoramento et la tournĂ©e Mylenium Tour, vingt-cinq ans aprĂšs le spectacle original. Deux formats seraient proposĂ©s : un coffret vinyles incluant l’album studio, l’album live et six 45 tours, et un coffret CD/DVD reprenant ces mĂȘmes contenus. Certaines rumeurs Ă©voquent la prĂ©sence d’un inĂ©dit, mais rien n’a Ă©tĂ© confirmĂ©.

Rééditions des premiers albums

ParallĂšlement, Polydor pourrait remettre en avant les quatre premiers albums studio de MylĂšne (Cendres de lune, Ainsi soit je
, L’autre
, AnamorphosĂ©e) en Ă©ditions 2CD, chaque album Ă©tant accompagnĂ© de sa version instrumentale. Cette initiative permettrait aux nouveaux fans comme aux anciens de redĂ©couvrir le catalogue de la chanteuse dans un format collector.

Un calendrier qui se dessine

Single et album en 2026

Le retour de MylĂšne sur les ondes pourrait intervenir dĂšs dĂ©cembre 2025 ou janvier 2026 avec un premier single, annonçant la sortie de l’album autour du 10 avril. La chanteuse reprendrait ainsi la scĂšne musicale aprĂšs plusieurs annĂ©es, alliant nouveautĂ© et maĂźtrise artistique.

Une rĂ©sidence Ă  l’Olympia pour 2027

PlutĂŽt qu’une tournĂ©e traditionnelle, MylĂšne Farmer opterait pour une rĂ©sidence de quatre mois Ă  l’Olympia. Avec une jauge d’environ 2 000 spectateurs par soir, ce format plus intimiste permettrait de crĂ©er un lien fort entre la star et son public, tout en mettant en valeur les innovations visuelles et scĂ©niques de ses shows. Une rĂ©sidence qui pourrait avoir lieu Ă  l’orĂ©e du printemps 2027, et les places pourraient ĂȘtre en vente avant NoĂ«l 2025.

Le retour de MylĂšne Farmer se profile donc comme un Ă©vĂ©nement majeur pour la musique française. Entre nouvel album, rĂ©sidence parisienne et collaborations attendues, les fans ont de quoi se rĂ©jouir. 2026 et 2027 s’annoncent riches en Ă©motions et en surprises pour l’icĂŽne de la pop française.

#ÉgrĂ©gore #coffretsCollector #concert2027 #DJSnake #musiqueFrançaise #mylĂšneFarmer #nouvelAlbum #olympia #rééditionsAlbums #rĂ©sidenceParis

đŸ‘č "My study of history has led me to believe that there is a kind of dark matter inside the human race.

"It’s some combination of evil, cruelty, ignorance, cowardice, mob-ness. It is a kind of dark oppositional energy that goes from issue to issue, era to era."

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I’m giving a talk in Austin next week (only a few tickets left) and San Diego in February. Grab seats and come see me! My study of history has led me to believe that there is a kind of dark matter inside the human race.  It’s some combination of evil, cruelty, ignorance, cowardice, mob-ness. It is a kind of dark oppositional energy that goes from issue to issue, era to era. It’s rooted in self-interest, self-preservation, in fear, in not wanting to be inconvenienced, not wanting to change, not wanting to have to get involved. It manifests itself a thousand ways, but once you recognize it, you spot it everywhere.  It’s there in some of our oldest stories. Written in 430 BC, Euripides’ The Children of Hercules is about the plight of the refugee, and how a society is judged by how it treats the weak and vulnerable. The young children of Hercules are driven to the Temple of Apollo in Marathon by a bounty hunter from an angry king, who demands they be handed over to be punished. “They are suppliants and strangers,” the Athenians reply, “Who look to our city for help. / To reject them is to defy the gods.” But the king, obsessed with his vendetta—his goons following his orders—will risk war rather than let these vulnerable people have some measure of peace or safety. This energy was the motive force behind s the great cruelties of history and the great backlashes too: the Inquisition, the Holocaust, the Confederacy, the exploitation of colonialism, the thwarting of Reconstruction, collaboration in Vichy France, the excesses of the Red Scare and McCarthyism, Apartheid in South Africa, the Rwandan Genocide. And it’s there in modern moments too, big and small, mundane and outrageous: the NIMBY neighbor at a city council meeting to block desperately needed housing, the bullying of librarians, the shrug at another mass shooting, the mob on Twitter gleefully destroying someone, backlash against immigrants (especially when they look different than you), now the backlash vaccines and wind energy, the endless debates (and excuses) while Gaza descends into humanitarian catastrophe. Gandhi was once asked what worried him most. His reply? “Hardness of heart of the educated.”  When I look around right now, I think of this hardness of heart as one of the big problems of our time. And the way, in the face of it, good people can become utterly exhausted and detached, worn down by years of resisting this energy. In my book Right Thing, Right Now, I write about Raphael Lemkin, who spent the first half of the twentieth century trying to wake the world up to the atrocities in Armenia and then in Europe. No one listened. Even as his own family was being murdered in Poland. So he backed up and decided to start very small. Part of the problem was that new technology had made violence possible on a scale beyond words. “As his armies advance,” Churchill said of Hitler in 1941, “whole districts are exterminated. We are in the presence of a crime without a name.” Churchill almost always had the right words. Here, he did not. That’s what Lemkin solved first. Because the crime had no name, people excused it, denied it, or looked away. In 1943, Lemkin coined the word “genocide” to describe the deliberate destruction of a people. Added to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary in 1950, the word changed the moral arc of the universe. There it was. It could not be denied. Lemkin then fought to codify the word into law. At Nuremberg, he all but slept in the hallways as he lobbied for a UN declaration. He hounded reporters, mailed research to politicians, buttonholed diplomats, wrote op-eds. It was good trouble for a good cause. After four years of relentless work, in 1948 the UN passed a unanimous treaty banning genocide—the nameless crime that had claimed Lemkin’s mother. All he could do was weep. But the fight was only beginning. The United States refused to ratify the treaty for decades. In 1967, Senator William Proxmire picked up the baton. “The Senate’s failure to act has become a national shame,” he declared. “From now on I intend to speak day after day in this body to remind the Senate of our failure to act and the necessity for prompt action.” This was not empty virtue signaling. Genocide was happening at that very moment in Nigeria. Soon it would be Bangladesh. Then Burundi. Then Cambodia. And on and on. Proxmire’s first speech wasn’t successful. Neither was his tenth. Or his hundredth. But he refused to give in to indifference. Across two decades he gave more than three thousand speeches, patiently making trades and deals, steadily winning over the sixty-seven senators he needed. Finally, in October 1988—twenty years after he began, forty years after Lemkin—Proxmire gave his last speech on the subject, his 3,211th. This time, he could announce victory. The treaty had passed. The world had, at last, a tool to fight humanity’s most nameless crime. Of course, it would be wonderful if the world were naturally just, if people were automatically good. But they aren’t. It would be wonderful if this was the end of genocide, but obviously, it is isn’t. Terrible war crimes are being committed right now, not just in the Middle East but also in Ukraine and in Sudan. One of the most heartbreaking truths of life is that people not only fail to do the right thing, they often persist in error or evil even after every argument has been made, every procedure followed. They dig in. They don’t let go.  That was the Southern strategy during segregation—make it so difficult, so painful, so nasty that the North would eventually give up, as it had after Reconstruction. Which is why the civil rights movement was more than marches. It was endless court cases that took years to be heard, years to win, and were often ignored by Southern officials. When James Meredith sought to integrate [...]

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